I just want to be a regular writer

—— Ken Kanno frowned slightly.

Without complacency, he said that in order to adapt to his identity, he can change naturally at any time. He has learned no less than ten languages, and various minor languages ​​are also slightly involved.But... this does not seem to be any language in this world.

It sounds more like...

According to specific laws and rules, using existing phonetic symbols to create a brand new language-for a small group of people, this is not too difficult, just... why?

If Kanno can give him some time, maybe he can decipher this language, after all, the translator is in front of him.

"I won't mention the previous case, I will just make the conclusion."

As the unfamiliar language sounded, Hitomi Aoba’s voice also rang: "I found some patterns, but since the location of the incident is limited to Sendai, I can’t put it into practice. If I can...I hope After I have finished speaking the conclusion, you can consider practical issues."

"First, rule out the situation where the victim needs to be alone. For this, please refer to the case in the Christmas Eve Amusement Park. The simultaneous appearance of two victims also confirms this conclusion."

"Second, it should be a matter of time. I'm sorry, because I'm not in Sendai City, so 10% of this is a guess."

Hitomi Aoba looked down at the ground, as if he really regarded himself as a translation machine: "Everyone knows that the reason why things like urban legends are spread is because someone will practice them and then spread them further. At this moment when we are in a meeting, there are people doing those things. So why is the victim only so little?"

"Tsk!"

Misaki Kirihara smacked his lips.

Ken Kanno turned his head to look at her-there was a clear, unpleasant look on her face, thinking that she was dissatisfied with the word "only" in the other party's mouth.

Aoba Hitomi is not disturbed: "There should be a time interval between'death' and'survival'. In this interval, as long as you make the right'life behavior', you can avoid death."

"We can see from the lack of connection and common characteristics of the victims that the killer kills indiscriminately. Then the above-mentioned'behaviour that can bring life' must be very easy to satisfy, otherwise the current Sendai city must be a hell on earth."

"Wait!"

Someone interrupted the other party.

Ken Sugano turned his head and looked around—that's someone from Tokyo Headquarters.

He was a middle-aged man in his 40s. He frowned and got up: "I don't know if I understand it wrong, I listen to you... why is there a feeling that we are investigating a supernatural event?"

"This is just a reasonable inference, please don't take it out of context." Hitomi Aoba followed the sound in the speaker and translated for the first time: "I said that my inference needs to be verified by your experiments in Sendai City. If it cannot be confirmed, then I was wrong. I can accept all consequences, including being kicked out of the task force."

"Verify? How to verify?"

"Huh?"-The other party made a questioning voice that didn't need translation.

Then he continued: "Does your country...do not have death row prisoners?"

"Naughty!" The middle-aged man shouted angrily, pointing to Aoba Hitomi and yelling: "What is the difference between you doing this and that murderer? This is not a game!"

"Don't attack Miss Aoba, she is just conveying what I mean." The person on the other end of the video call switched back to the slightly blunt Japanese: "Of course we are different from the murderer. The appropriate choice is just for progress. Only when progress is made can we stop the incident from its source."

"to be honest..."

There seemed to be a smile in the other person’s voice: “The murderer over there has already started to upgrade the crime modus operandi. If you still stagnate, the analysis results we have obtained here will soon be invalidated. At this time, we have to. Know how to work."

When the words fell, a supernatural forum popped up on the projection screen.

The forum page stays on a very popular post.

The title of the post is-[Eye of Truth]

Chapter 041 The same progress (Part 2 3/4)

"what do you want to say?"

The middle-aged man frowned because he didn't know it, and he was still unhappy that he wanted to experiment with executed prisoners.

"In fact, I think it's too early to take out this thing, after all, the previous inference has not been confirmed."

The other party switched back to that self-made language.

Hitomi Aoba seems to have been accustomed to this rhythm, and soon followed the translation: "We checked this story, and this story did not exist before this person posted it. It was fabricated only recently."

"Imagine that you are the murderer. Do you feel excited or...happy about killing people indiscriminately and meaninglessly?"

"Don't rush to show that sad face."

Obviously, video calls are not decorations.

Although the other party did not show his face, the camera facing the meeting room was obviously turned on-the other party could clearly see the expressions of everyone in the meeting room.

Keno realized this, and naturally turned his head to look at the middle-aged man just now, no longer facing the camera.

"There is no meaningless crime in this world. The murderer must be obsessed with something before he takes action. If he just enjoys the thrill of slaughter, then those who were cut in the middle of Sendai City obviously cannot bring him pleasure. . After all... Under this indiscriminate selection, the murderer cannot be sure who will die next."

"If our previous presumption is confirmed, then we can be sure that the murderer has no way to see the victim's painful face and the panic in his eyes for the first time. Just getting information from the news cannot bring great pleasure-of course, It’s a bit subjective to say that. But let’s leave it alone.”

"We have to figure out a lot more, the trigger mechanism of the slash, the murderer's obsession, and his ultimate goal."

Misaki Kirihara knocked on the table when he heard the words: "But what has you said so much has to do with this post?"

"That's why I said it's not time to take it out now, but don't you need a reason?"

The tone entrained in Aoba Hitomi’s words is a rhetorical question with the same meaning as: "The next words are based on the assumption that our presumption is correct, that is to say... it is indeed true. This is not human, but As long as the victim unwittingly fulfills some conditions, he will be cut in half."

"So, where is the pleasure for the murderer?"

"You have all participated in many serial murder investigations. I believe you all know that serial murderers will be'escalated'. If the murderer can get pleasure and a sense of accomplishment from the news at first, how long will it take? "

Aoba Hitomi seemed to be a little tired and sat down on the chair.

But she is still working: "The murderer will gradually cease to be satisfied with the status quo. He will begin to crave more specific things, such as...the loot that fits his habit, such as watching the victim die with his own eyes."

"In short, it is only a matter of time before the murderer refines the murder pattern. What we have to do now is to cherish time, take action before the murderer changes the pattern, and must draw conclusions."

"I would like to do further analysis on the above post, but what is said now is in vain, because everything has not been confirmed. You only need to know that what the post says...is a brand new urban legend, and The summoning ceremony was recorded very carefully."

"Look at the reply below. Someone is already trying. Do you want to see more truly innocent victims?"

Misaki Kirihara stopped talking, just winked at Ken Kanno.

Heaven and earth conscience!

This Kanno Ken is not the other Kanno Ken—the ghost knows what secret code they had before?

In this regard, Ken Kanno can only slightly nod his head like a decent.

The meeting is still going on.

The other party's analysis has no problems except for the unthinkable and the horrible view of human life-unfortunately... these two alone are the biggest problems.